Clark County public meetings in 2021

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing various land use applications, including signage modifications for major resorts and new residential developments. The agenda also includes requests for use permits regarding exotic animals and medical facilities.

• Signage modifications for Caesars Forum, LINQ Resort, and Harrah’s Resort
• Use permit for exotic animals in Spring Valley
• Zone change to multiple family residential on 2.7 acres in Enterprise
• Retail and entertainment use permits at Las Vegas Blvd and Harmon Ave
• Design review for an office complex on 10.3 acres in Spring Valley

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a series of land use applications, including zone changes, tentative maps, design reviews, and development agreements. Notable approvals include a 180-lot residential subdivision by Cimarron Warm Springs, LLC, a 238-lot subdivision by Mosaic Hollywood 247, LLC, and a zone change for affordable housing by the County of Clark (Aviation). Several items were deleted from the agenda or held to future dates, and one application for a scrap-metal business was denied without prejudice.

• Approved 180-lot tentative map for Cimarron Warm Springs (7-0)
• Approved 238-lot tentative map for Mosaic Hollywood 247 (7-0)
• Approved zone change for affordable housing at Decatur & Pyle (7-0)
• Approved development agreements for retail and residential projects (7-0)
• Approved use permit for Horses4Heroes equestrian center with conditions (7-0)
• Denied without prejudice waiver extension for Dis & Dat, Inc (7-0)
• Deleted 9 agenda items, held to future dates
• Approved agenda with deletion of 9 items (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Planning Commission is reviewing several applications for land use changes and development permits. These include proposals for multi-family residential developments, a barber shop at an existing truck stop, and a convenience store with a gas station. The meeting also includes requests to vacate various easements.

• Motel conversion to multi-family residential development near Twain Avenue
• Use permit for a barber shop at Blue Diamond Road and Dean Martin Drive
• Zone change for 9.2 acres on Boulder Highway to high-density residential
• Holdover use permits for a gas station and convenience store
• Street name change from Narrative Way to Agilysys Way

The Clark County Planning Commission approved several routine and non-routine items, including zone changes, use permits, and tentative maps. Notable approvals include a zone change for a 56-lot residential subdivision on Richmar Avenue, a zone change for a high-density residential development on Boulder Highway, and a zone change for a multifamily development on Coran Lane. Several items were held to future meetings, including a use permit for a training facility and a holdover use permit for a convenience store and gas station. All votes were unanimous with no opposition recorded.

• Approved street name change for Narrative Way to Agilysys Way (7-0)
• Approved use permit for barber shop at truck stop (7-0)
• Approved vacation of easements for Blue Diamond Industrial Venture (7-0)
• Approved vacation of easements for Sunset Interchange (7-0)
• Approved vacation of easements and tentative map for commercial subdivision on Buffalo Drive (7-0)
• Approved zone change, vacation, and tentative map for 56-lot residential subdivision on Richmar Avenue (7-0)
• Approved zone change and design review for high-density residential on Boulder Highway (7-0)
• Approved zone change and design review for multifamily on Coran Lane (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of a briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss upcoming ordinances or administrative items. No specific projects, rezonings, or contracts are listed on this agenda.

• No specific rezoning, contracts, or ordinances are detailed in the agenda

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on December 21, 2021, to receive staff presentations and discuss agenda items. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural, covering agenda review and a reminder about upcoming officer elections. The meeting adjourned after about nine minutes with no public comments.

• Received staff presentation on December 21, 2021 agenda
• No administrative items discussed
• No public comments received
• Meeting adjourned at 6:12 p.m.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners is reviewing several contract awards for infrastructure and countywide services. The agenda also includes consideration of multiple HUD grant applications for homelessness programs. This is a joint meeting involving several other local boards.

• Contract award for traffic signal and street light wire to Sun Valley Electric Supply
• Project award for Wagon Trail Channel from Sunset Road to Teco Avenue
• HUD grant applications for rapid rehousing and permanent supportive housing
• Countywide painting services contract award to Hardy Painting & Drywall
• Amendment to the prescription drug plan services contract with Navitus Health Solutions

The Board approved obligating $69,056,028 in Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds for community recovery programs and $2,451,944 for general fund revenue replacement. It also adopted Ordinance No. 4904, amending the county merit personnel system, despite union objections over bargaining rights. Numerous contracts, grants, and appointments were approved unanimously.

• Approved $69,056,028 in Fiscal Recovery Funds for community recovery programs and $2,451,944 for revenue replacement (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4904 amending county merit personnel system (5-2, McCurdy and Segerblom dissenting)
• Approved lease with Majestic EJM Arroyo for ±41.41 acres at Warm Springs Road and Buffalo Drive (7-0)
• Approved emergency lease with State of Nevada for Oasis Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4905 extending redevelopment plan termination date to 45 years (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4908 changing references from McCarran Airport to Harry Reid International Airport (7-0)
• Approved appointment of John Delibos to Community Development Advisory Committee (7-0)
• Approved reappointment of John O'Reilly, Renee Franklin, and Harry Hagerty to UMC Governing Board (7-0)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several applications for rezoning and land use permits. Proposed items include residential subdivisions in Enterprise and commercial developments in Spring Valley and Sunrise Manor.

• Proposed 49-lot single-family residential subdivision in Enterprise
• Rezoning of 2.0 acres for a warehouse, retail, and office complex in Spring Valley
• Use permit for hazardous materials storage on 47.0 acres in Sunrise Manor
• Proposed 42-lot single-family residential development in Enterprise and Spring Valley
• Rezoning of 2.3 acres for retail sales and service in Sunrise Manor

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a large slate of land-use applications, including zone changes, use permits, design reviews, and easement vacations, all with unanimous votes. Several items were deleted from the agenda and held to later dates at the applicants' request. The board also introduced three development agreement ordinances and discussed, but took no action on, strategies for evaporative coolers and temporary events in the Stadium District.

• Approved design review for Church Baptist First Fil-Am LV place of worship (7-0)
• Approved use permit for Calnev Pipeline Co butane tank storage (7-0)
• Approved zone change and design review for Lowe Family Trust residential development (7-0)
• Approved zone change and use permits for Forte Living warehouse/retail complex (7-0)
• Approved zone change for Autozone Inc warehouse addition (7-0)
• Approved zone change and tentative map for Gragson-Cactus Highland 78-lot townhome development (7-0)
• Approved zone change and tentative map for KB Home Las Vegas 96-lot subdivision (7-0)
• Adopted ordinances No. 4901, 4902, and 4903 (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including rezoning requests for new single-family home developments. The agenda also includes permits for a recycling center and hazardous material storage. Many items are routine actions that will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Zone change and 238-lot development by Mosaic Hollywood 247, LLC
• Use permit for butane tank storage by CalNev Pipeline Co
• Zone change and 34-lot development by G T Revocable Living Trust
• Zone change and 8-lot development by Bartsas Mary 9, LLC
• Design review for a recycling center by Kobold Construction GP

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a zone change and tentative map for a 238-lot single-family subdivision on 36.3 acres at Hollywood Boulevard and Alto Avenue in Sunrise Manor, forwarding it to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved a 34-lot subdivision in Enterprise, denied a hospital use permit in Spring Valley, and held several items for further review. All votes were unanimous except where noted.

• Approved zone change (R-E to R-2) and 238-lot tentative map for Mosaic Hollywood 247, LLC (7-0)
• Approved 34-lot tentative map and zone change for G T Revocable Living Trust in Enterprise (7-0)
• Denied hospital use permit for Davis Lethia in Spring Valley (7-0)
• Approved use permit for Butler LP accessory structures (6-1, Nguyen dissenting)
• Approved Trans-Aero Land & Development vehicle wash/restaurant use permit (6-1, Nguyen dissenting)
• Approved Tornado Mechanical office building waivers (5-2, Kilarski and Nguyen dissenting)
• Approved Bedrosian Family Trust zone change to M-D (5-1, Waltho dissenting; Nguyen abstained)
• Held 6 items to later dates per applicant requests

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss upcoming ordinances and administrative items. The agenda contains only procedural topics without specific project details.

• Staff presentations
• Upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on December 7, 2021, to receive a staff presentation on agenda items. No new ordinances, administrative items, or public comments were discussed. The meeting was adjourned without any substantive decisions or votes.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and several joint boards will review various contracts, bid awards, and utility agreements. This includes nominations for federal land management funding and the approval of wireless equipment installations on streetlight poles. The meeting also covers the ratification of emergency rental assistance funds.

• Nomination of over $3.4 million in BLM funding for vegetation mapping, surveys, and Muddy River restoration
• Bid award for synthetic turf replacement at Paul Meyer, Desert Breeze, and Shadow Rock Parks
• Wireless use agreement with Verizon Wireless to install equipment on streetlight poles
• Ratification of sub-award agreements for the Emergency Rental Assistance program
• Bid award for Streetlight LED Phase 2 to L.L.O. Inc.

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a $56,690,808 subaward grant from the State of Nevada for Adoption, Foster Care and Guardianship services, and ratified several other grants and contracts. The board also approved a 4% wage increase and 8% bonus for County Manager Yolanda T. King, and set public hearings for December 21, 2021 on several ordinances, including renaming McCarran Airport to Harry Reid International Airport. All votes were unanimous unless otherwise noted.

• Approved $56,690,808 subaward grant for Child Welfare Services (unanimous)
• Approved 4% wage increase and 8% bonus for County Manager Yolanda T. King (unanimous)
• Approved $255,000 in Fiscal Recovery Funds for government services (unanimous)
• Approved award of synthetic turf replacement bids to Sprinturf, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for up to $640M in bonds for Desert Parkway Behavioral Healthcare Hospital (unanimous)
• Approved resolution for up to $70M in bonds for Roseman University of Health Sciences (unanimous)
• Set public hearing for Dec 21 on ordinance renaming McCarran Airport to Harry Reid International Airport
• Appointed John Hiatt and Brian Patterson to Advisory Board to Manage Wildlife (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Board approved the update to the Clark County Master Plan, including the Transform Clark County Master Plan, with a minor text deletion. The board also approved a resolution for the plan and received a report on the land use plan update schedule. Several development-related applications were approved, including a zone change for a distribution center and a zone change for a Ronald McDonald House.

• Approved the update to the Clark County Master Plan, deleting the word 'also' from Page 266.
• Approved the Transform Clark County Master Plan and authorized the Chair to sign Resolution 11-17-21-1.
• Approved a zone change for a distribution center for GK Acquisitions, LLC, with additional conditions including a maximum of 80 loading docks.
• Approved a zone change for Ronald McDonald House Charities Greater LV, with waiver 1B withdrawn.
• Approved a zone change, tentative map, and vacate and abandon for a residential development by Tadano Wakimoto Trust.
• Approved a zone change, tentative map, and vacate and abandon for a townhouse development by Hacienda Associates, LP.
• Approved a waiver of development standards for a charter school wall for Building Hope Betty Lane, LLC.
• Held a use permit extension for a cannabis store (2975 Sammy Davis Jr. Drive, LLC) until December 22, 2021.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission adopted the update to the Clark County Master Plan and authorized the Chair to sign a resolution for the Transform Clark County Master Plan. The commission also approved numerous routine land use items, including zone changes, use permits, design reviews, and street name changes, and held several items until the December 7, 2021 meeting.

• Adopted update to Clark County Master Plan (7-0)
• Authorized Chair to sign Transform Clark County Master Plan resolution (7-0)
• Approved routine action items including design reviews, use permits, and vacations (6-1, Kilarski dissenting)
• Approved zone change, waivers, and design review for Cimarron Warm Springs residential development (6-1, Kilarski dissenting)
• Approved amended zone change for affordable housing at Decatur and Pyle (7-0)
• Approved five street name changes for Matter Uncommons project (7-0)
• Held six items until December 7, 2021, including Mosaic Hollywood zone change and tentative map
• Directed staff on ordinance to update Title 30 regulations (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting serves as a briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss upcoming ordinances. No specific development projects or decisions are detailed in this agenda text.

• Staff presentations
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on November 16, 2021, to review agenda items for the upcoming regular meeting. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural, with staff presentations and no public comments or new ordinances discussed.

• Received staff presentation on agenda items #4, #5, and #6 (procedural)
• Received staff presentation on remaining agenda items (procedural)
• No new or upcoming ordinances discussed
• No administrative items discussed
• No public comments received

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a series of items including the $2.15 million purchase of a medical office building for UMC, a $10.3 million transfer for Fire Station 39 construction, and $1.5 million in COVID relief funds for UMC's monoclonal antibody program. The board also approved revised ambulance franchise boundaries and directed staff to draft an ordinance on exotic car rentals. Item 39 (wildlife board appointments) was held to December 7, and Item 45 (paid family leave) was deleted from the agenda.

• Approved $2.15M purchase of 11860 Southern Highlands Pkwy for UMC (unanimous)
• Approved $10.3M transfer for Fire Station 39 construction (unanimous)
• Approved $1.5M in COVID funds for UMC monoclonal antibody program (unanimous)
• Approved revised ambulance franchise boundaries with 6-month reevaluation (unanimous)
• Approved $414,000 purchase of 120 acres in Bunkerville for conservation (unanimous)
• Approved $100,000 for vaccination incentive gift cards (unanimous)
• Approved up to $15M in bonds for 100 Academy of Excellence charter school (unanimous)
• Held Item 39 (wildlife board appointments) to Dec 7 meeting

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including zone changes for manufacturing and multi-family residential uses. The meeting includes requests for cannabis establishments, shopping centers, and new residential subdivisions. Several items also involve design reviews for single-family homes and commercial buildings.

• Zone change for a 26.8-acre distribution center in Spring Valley
• Sign package design reviews for Citycenter Harmon Hotel
• Cannabis cultivation and retail store use permits
• 87-lot townhome development in Enterprise
• Retail and restaurant building design review in Paradise

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a large number of development applications, including zone changes, use permits, design reviews, and tentative maps for residential, commercial, and industrial projects. Several items were deleted from the agenda and held to a later date, and one item regarding tiny house implementation was discussed with no action taken.

• Approved design review for single-family residence in Moapa Valley (DR-21-0511)
• Approved design review for retail/restaurant with drive-thru in Paradise (DR-21-0516)
• Approved use permit extension, waivers, and design review for Church The Rock in Enterprise (ET-21-400139)
• Approved use permit for cannabis distributor in Paradise (UC-21-0542)
• Approved waivers, design reviews, and tentative map for 10-lot subdivision in Spring Valley (Items 13-15)
• Approved use permit for cannabis retail store in Spring Valley (UC-21-0495)
• Approved zone change, use permit, waivers, and design review for townhomes in Enterprise (ZC-21-0496)
• Approved zone change and design review for distribution center in Paradise (ZC-21-0519)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a tentative map for 1,298 residential lots on 130.4 acres in Sunrise Manor, along with related use permits and design reviews, forwarding them to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved several other residential and commercial projects, including a 96-lot subdivision in Enterprise and a 78-lot townhome development in Spring Valley, while holding or withdrawing a few items.

• Approved tentative map for 1,298 lots (TM-21-500147) with related use permits and design reviews (6-0, Castello absent)
• Approved 96-lot subdivision (TM-21-500149) with zone change and vacates in Enterprise (7-0)
• Approved 78-lot townhome development (TM-21-500152) with zone change and vacates in Spring Valley (7-0)
• Approved 22-lot subdivision (TM-21-500136) with zone change and vacates in Enterprise (6-1, Nguyen dissenting)
• Approved 84-lot townhome development (TM-21-500139) with zone change and vacates in Spring Valley (6-0, Castello absent)
• Held wall height waiver (WS-21-0501) until December 7, 2021 (6-1, Nguyen dissenting)
• Withdrawn without prejudice use permit for accessory apartments (UC-21-0520)
• Deleted design review for retail building (DR-21-0516)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items. The agenda includes staff presentations and discussions regarding upcoming ordinances and administrative matters. No specific projects or land-use changes are listed for this session.

• Staff presentations
• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting with no public comment and no final votes. Staff presented the November 2 agenda, and Chair Nelson Stone ruled that item #31 (UC-21-0520) is withdrawn without prejudice. The commission discussed the upcoming Master Plan adoption and a possible cancellation of the July 5, 2022 meeting, but deferred any decision on the cancellation to a future agenda.

• Withdrew item #31 (UC-21-0520) without prejudice
• Deferred vote on cancelling July 5, 2022 Planning Commission meeting to next agenda

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and several other boards are reviewing various contracts and infrastructure projects. Items include road improvements on Decatur Boulevard, flood control basin expansions, and settlement payments for property damage.

• Award of bid for Decatur Boulevard Rehabilitation to Aggregate Industries-SWR Inc.
• $44,534.54 settlement payment from Tropicana Las Vegas, Inc. for escalator water damage
• $50,000 donation from Egglet Adams for the 1 October Memorial
• Interlocal contracts for trail bridges and Mount Charleston pavement rehabilitation
• Contracts for roadway maintenance equipment and asphalt concrete

The Board approved a redistricting ordinance (No. 4896) adopting a new commission district map, with a correction moving the boundary between Districts A and G one block south to include all of Serene Estates in District G. The map was presented as compliant with federal and state laws, with every district having less than two percent population deviation. The Board also approved numerous contracts, purchases, and administrative items, and directed staff to implement fireworks fines under Senate Bill 4.

• Adopted redistricting ordinance No. 4896 with revised map (unanimous)
• Approved $11.85M purchase of 1280 West Cheyenne Ave for Fire Dept and Elections (unanimous)
• Approved Decatur Blvd rehabilitation bid to Aggregate Industries-SWR Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $50,000 donation from Egglet Adams for 1 October Memorial (unanimous)
• Approved creation of 11 ARPA Recovery Office positions (unanimous)
• Approved $676,205 grant for Differential Response Program (unanimous)
• Approved $44,534.54 settlement from Tropicana Las Vegas for escalator damage (unanimous)
• Directed staff to implement fireworks fines: $500 first offense, up to $10,000 for large violations

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including design reviews and zone changes. Items include a residential development in Enterprise and a distribution center in Sunrise Manor.

• Ordinance for Mountain’s Edge Townhomes (8.6 acres)
• Zone change for a distribution center in Sunrise Manor
• Design reviews for the Flamingo hotel remodel in Paradise
• Park improvements at Thomas Dudley Leavitt Sr. Park
• Use permit review for a vehicle maintenance facility in Paradise

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved the amended use permits, design review, and franchise agreement for The Boring Company's Vegas Loop, a proposed 29-mile underground transportation system with 51 stations. The commission also approved numerous other land use items, including zone changes, design reviews, and tentative maps for residential and commercial projects. Several agenda items were deleted or withdrawn, and one discussion on manufactured housing resulted in no action.

• Approved Vegas Loop monorail use permits, design review, and franchise agreement (unanimous)
• Approved zone change and tentative map for 9-lot Boyer subdivision in Lone Mountain (unanimous)
• Approved zone change for Odyssey Walnut distribution center in Sunrise Manor (unanimous)
• Approved G2-Campus Village zone change, use permits, and tentative map near UNLV (5-1, Miller absent)
• Approved Gramercy mixed-use waivers and 71-lot tentative map in Spring Valley (unanimous)
• Approved GKT Acquisitions office building waivers in Spring Valley (6-1, McCurdy dissenting)
• Approved Gragson-Cactus II zone change for office/warehouse in Enterprise (6-1, Naft dissenting)
• Approved development agreement with ME52 LLC for Mountain's Edge Townhomes (unanimous)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including amended permits for a monorail project. Other items include requests for zone changes, design reviews for commercial facilities, and residential development maps. Some decisions will be forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners for final action.

• Monorail project permits for Circus Circus LV, LLC on approximately 85 acres
• Use permits for outdoor dining and alcohol consumption in Paradise
• Communication tower design review in Summerlin South
• Zone change and residential development on 7.3 acres in Enterprise
• Expansion of an office/warehouse building in Sunrise Manor

The Clark County Planning Commission approved amended holdover use permits for a monorail for Circus Circus LV, LLC and Claudine Propco, LLC, forwarding the items to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved a series of routine land use applications, including design reviews, use permits, variances, and zone changes, and held several items until the next meeting.

• Approved amended holdover use permits for monorail for Circus Circus LV, LLC (UC-20-0546) and Claudine Propco, LLC (UC-20-0547), forwarded to BCC (unanimous)
• Approved design review for Union Sheet Metal Workers #88 expansion (unanimous)
• Approved use permit extension for Comhar Holdings Jones LLC car wash (unanimous)
• Approved waivers and design review for Comhar Holdings Jones LLC car wash modifications (unanimous)
• Approved use permits for outdoor dining and alcohol at BRE/HC Las Vegas Ppty Holding (unanimous)
• Approved variance for patio cover setback for Dopson residence (unanimous)
• Approved vacation of easements for Gentile Louis P & Diane (unanimous)
• Held zone change, vacation, and tentative map for Tadano Wakimoto Trust until Nov 2, 2021 (unanimous)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items and staff presentations. No specific land use applications or ordinances were listed on this agenda.

• Staff presentations
• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on October 19, 2021, to receive staff presentations and discuss agenda items. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural only, with no new ordinances, administrative items, or public comments. The meeting adjourned at 6:10 p.m.

• Received staff presentation on October 19 agenda items
• No new or upcoming ordinances discussed
• No administrative items discussed
• No public comments received

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board will consider several contract amendments to fund rapid rehousing programs and non-congregate shelter services using marijuana business license fees. The agenda also includes various purchasing contracts, business license extensions, and social service grants.

• Amendments for Rapid Rehousing Programs with HELP, HopeLink, and Lutheran Social Services (up to $10,000,000 total each)
• $8,662,500 amendment to extend Non-Congregate Shelter Services with CrossRoads of Southern Nevada
• $972,000 contract extension for shelter services with WellCare Services Behavioral and Medical Clinic
• Awarding landscape maintenance contract for Colorado River Heritage Greenway Park to BrightView Landscape Services Inc.
• Acceptance of American Rescue Plan Act funds for landlord assistance from Nevada Housing Division

The Board approved Kavison Homes as the developer for a 15-acre affordable for-sale housing project on Cactus east of Buffalo, and authorized staff to begin negotiating a Development and Disposition Agreement. The Board also approved numerous contracts, grants, and appointments, and set a public hearing for redistricting on November 2, 2021.

• Approved Kavison Homes as developer for affordable housing on Cactus (unanimous)
• Approved $825,000 settlement with Trenchless Evolutions for road damage (unanimous)
• Approved $840,000 MacArthur Foundation grant for criminal justice reform (unanimous)
• Approved $2M annual rapid rehousing funds for HELP, HopeLink, Lutheran Social Services (unanimous)
• Appointed Cybill Dotson to Las Vegas Township Justice of the Peace Dept 10 (unanimous)
• Appointed Michael Dismond to Regional Housing Authority (6-0, Naft absent)
• Set public hearing for redistricting ordinance for Nov 2, 2021 (unanimous)
• Deleted items 1, 27, 28, 54, 63 from agenda; held item 56 to zoning meeting (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is considering several land use applications. These include a proposed expansion to an existing public school and a new shopping center in Mountain's Edge.

• Design review for a 24-acre public school expansion in South County
• Zone change and design review for a shopping center in Mountain’s Edge
• Proposed recreational facility expansion and heliport on 375.3 acres in Goodsprings
• Sign plan modifications for The Mirage resort hotel in Paradise
• Design review for lighting at Welpman Self Storage, LLC in Enterprise

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a 234-foot resort hotel on Las Vegas Boulevard South adjacent to McCarran Airport, despite opposition from the airport director, with extensive security, noise, and FAA-related conditions. The board also approved a Goodsprings recreational facility expansion with a heliport, a Silverado Ranch community center, and multiple residential and commercial projects. Several items were held to later dates, including a proposed housing option discussion and multiple applications.

• Approved 5051 SLV resort hotel near McCarran Airport with security/noise conditions (6-1)
• Approved Gubler recreational facility expansion with heliport in Goodsprings (7-0)
• Approved Silverado Ranch Community Center design review (7-0)
• Approved NP Durango resort hotel/casino project in Spring Valley (6-1)
• Approved JCLH 143-lot residential subdivision in Enterprise (6-1)
• Approved JCLH 225-unit townhome project in Enterprise (6-1)
• Adopted three development agreements (Ordinances 4892, 4893, 4894) (7-0)
• Held Title 30 housing option discussion to Oct 20 (5-2)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including rezoning for a large warehouse complex and new residential developments. The agenda also includes a proposed amendment to the right-of-way width for Las Vegas Boulevard South.

• Zone change for a 28.7-acre warehouse and distribution center in South County
• Plan amendment to reduce right-of-way width for Las Vegas Boulevard South
• Use permit and design review for a supper club and gas station in Paradise
• Zone change for a 5.4-acre residential development in Enterprise
• Zone change for a multiple-family development in Spring Valley

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a use permit and design review for a resort hotel at 5051 Las Vegas Boulevard South, forwarding it to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved a plan amendment reducing the right-of-way width for Las Vegas Boulevard South from 300 to 200 feet, and a zone change for a warehouse complex, both forwarded to the BCC. Several other applications were approved, denied, or held as detailed in the minutes.

• Approved resort hotel use permit and design review for 5051 SLV, LLC (4-1, forwarded to BCC)
• Adopted plan amendment reducing Las Vegas Blvd South right-of-way to 200 feet (4-1, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change and tentative map for Vandermeer warehouse complex (4-1, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change, vacation, and tentative map for Olympia residential development (6-0, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change for Trop GC Apartments to R-5 (6-0, forwarded to BCC)
• Denied waiver for reduced setbacks on Riley Street (4-2)
• Held UC-21-0430 until 12/07/21, WS-21-0401 no date, NZC-21-0383 until 10/19/21
• Approved routine action items #4-14, #22-24 (6-0)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items and does not list specific projects or actions. The agenda covers staff presentations and administrative discussions.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on October 5, 2021, to receive a staff presentation on agenda items and discuss any new ordinances or administrative items. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural only, with no public comments and no new ordinances or administrative items discussed.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and Water Reclamation District will review various infrastructure projects and administrative contracts. The agenda includes decisions on road improvements, airport staffing, and several contract awards.

• $126,000 settlement for land acquisition on Decatur Boulevard
• Approval of traffic signal improvement plans at various locations
• Contract award for Silverado Ranch Boulevard improvements
• Approval of 46 permanent intermittent airport positions
• Liquor license application for High Limit Spirits on East Patrick Lane

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a wide range of items, including multiple road construction contracts, interlocal agreements with the Regional Transportation Commission, and several ordinances. Key ordinances adopted include transferring Fire Protection Bureau supervision to the Fire Chief, requiring gender-neutral single-use restrooms in new buildings, and imposing a fee on peer-to-peer car sharing. The board also discussed but took no action on creating a cannabis social equity program, a $100 vaccine bonus program, and the creation of a County Office of Traffic Safety.

• Approved change order with Las Vegas Paving Corp. for Rainbow Blvd. improvements (unanimous)
• Awarded bid for Vegas Valley at Tree Line and traffic signal improvements to CG&B Enterprises (unanimous)
• Awarded bid for Silverado Ranch Blvd. improvements to CG&B Enterprises (unanimous)
• Awarded bid for Hollywood Regional Park walking trail to Roche Constructors (unanimous)
• Approved interlocal agreement with RTC for Special Events Transit Service (unanimous)
• Approved $126,000 settlement for partial land acquisition on Decatur Blvd. (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4889 transferring Fire Protection Bureau to Fire Chief (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4890 requiring gender-neutral single-use restrooms in new buildings (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications and zoning changes. This includes design reviews for commercial developments and use permits for businesses such as daycare facilities and massage establishments. The meeting also features public hearings regarding ordinance amendments and a development agreement.

• Zone change for a proposed charter school site (LH Ventures, LLC)
• Design review for a shopping center in Mountain's Edge (Blue Rain Partners, LLC)
• Use permit for an exotic animals facility involving wolf dogs/hybrids (Jonluck Investment Limited)
• Public hearing on a development agreement for a residential project (KIW Las Vegas Neal Venture, LLC)
• Amendment to the North Blue Diamond equestrian trail alignments

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a 7.4-acre zone change, easement vacation, and tentative map for a 22-lot single-family subdivision at Placid Street and Chartan Avenue in Enterprise, despite opposition from neighbors and the Enterprise Town Board. The commission also approved a funeral home use permit and right-of-way vacation at Lone Mountain Road and Tenaya Way, and a 44-unit apartment project near Jones and Tropicana. Many other items were held to future dates or withdrawn.

• Approved BADSM Partners zone change, easement vacation, and 22-lot tentative map (6-0)
• Approved McGillis funeral home use permit and Tenaya Way right-of-way vacation (6-0)
• Approved Pair-A-Dice 44-unit apartment zone change at Jones/Tropicana (6-0)
• Approved LHSFS Warm Springs office/warehouse zone change, easement vacation, and tentative map (5-2)
• Approved PJA waivers of conditions for Betty Lane storage yard (4-2)
• Adopted Ordinance 4887 amending official zoning map (6-0)
• Adopted Ordinance 4888 development agreement with KIW Las Vegas Neal Venture (6-0)
• Adopted Flood Control Master Plan Amendment Resolution R-9-22-21-1 (5-2)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications. These include commercial subdivisions, easement abandonments, and design reviews for a communication tower and a restaurant. A major item involves amended permits for a large-scale resort hotel project in Paradise.

• Resort hotel and casino expansion on Las Vegas Boulevard South
• Commercial subdivision at Flamingo Road and Hildebrand Lane
• Communication tower design review in Summerlin South
• Theater and alcohol use permits in Enterprise
• Barber school training facility in Paradise

The Clark County Planning Commission approved the agenda with several items held or deleted, and approved the minutes from August 17 and September 7, 2021. All routine action items (items #4-21) were approved as recommended, except for items #9, #15, #16, and #25 which were held, and item #11 which was deleted. Non-routine items #23, #24, and #26 were approved, while items #22 and #27 were held until October 5, 2021.

• Approved agenda with items #9, #15, #16, #22, #25 held and #11 deleted (7-0)
• Approved minutes for August 17 and September 7, 2021 (7-0)
• Approved routine action items #4-8, #10, #12-14, #17-21 (7-0)
• Held item #9 (UC-21-0345) until October 5, 2021 (7-0)
• Deleted item #11 (UC-21-0393) (7-0)
• Held items #15, #16, #22, #25 until October 5, 2021 (7-0)
• Approved item #23 (UC-21-0339) with conditions (7-0)
• Approved item #24 (DR-21-0403) with conditions (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items and staff presentations. The agenda does not list any specific projects, rezonings, or ordinances for discussion.

This was a briefing meeting, not a decision meeting; no formal votes or approvals occurred. Chair Nelson Stone announced agenda items #9 and #25 would be held for two weeks so applicants could meet with commissioners. Staff said the Master Plan would come before the commission for action in November, and commissioners requested an electronic copy instead of a hard copy. A resident read a letter opposing zone change ZC-20-0544, which staff said would be heard by the Board of County Commissioners on September 22, 2021, but the applicant had requested it be held until December.

• Held agenda items #9 and #25 for two weeks to allow applicants to meet with commissioners
• Requested an electronic copy of the Master Plan instead of a hard copy
• Noted no new or upcoming ordinances were discussed
• Adjourned the briefing at 6:23 p.m. without taking any formal action

Clark County Redevelopment Agency

The Clark County Redevelopment Agency will meet to designate a Chair and Vice-Chair and appoint an Executive Director. The Board will also receive reports on existing redevelopment areas, the FY22 budget, and recent changes to community redevelopment law. Additionally, members will discuss potential projects for the reactivated agency.

• Appointment of Clark County Manager as Executive Director/CEO
• Designation of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Report on three existing redevelopment areas
• Report on FY22 budget
• Discussion of potential projects for the reactivated agency

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The meeting involves several boards reviewing routine purchasing, contract amendments, and interlocal agreements. Items include programs for jail de-population, mental health services, and affordable housing with North Las Vegas.

• Awarding Sierra Vista Improvements bid to Aggregate Industries-SWR, Inc.
• Contract for janitorial services at the Government Center via Opportunity Village
• Procurement of electronic poll books and voter registration systems from Know Ink, LLC
• Interlocal agreements with North Las Vegas for affordable housing programs
• Purchase of street sweeper equipment from TYMCO, Inc. and Federal Signal Corp

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution declaring health misinformation a public health crisis, with Commissioners Kirkpatrick and Gibson voting against it. The board also approved numerous contracts, including a $70 million bond refunding ordinance and a $1.07 million FEMA grant for hurricane response. Several items were deleted from the agenda or held to a later date, including a proposed ordinance on liquor store delivery.

• Adopted Resolution R-9-21-21-4 declaring health misinformation a public health crisis (5-2)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4886 authorizing $70M in General Obligation Bond Bank Refunding Bonds (unanimous)
• Approved $1,069,400 FEMA deployment grant for Nevada Task Force 1 hurricane response (unanimous)
• Approved eminent domain acquisition for Decatur Blvd and Carey Ave improvements (unanimous)
• Approved $450,000 grant for Adoption and Legal Guardianship Incentive Payments Program (unanimous)
• Approved reallocation of $94,740 to Bunkerville Park project (unanimous)
• Appointed Daniel Sanders and Elspeth Cordua to Air Pollution Control Hearing Board (6-0, Kirkpatrick absent)
• Held Item No. 80 (peer-to-peer car sharing fee ordinance) to October 5, 2021

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including a large-scale residential subdivision and a resort hotel expansion. The agenda also includes requests for business permits, zoning changes, and the abandonment of certain rights-of-way.

• Tentative map for 561 residential lots on 216.4 acres in Summerlin Village 17A
• Amended use permits for a resort hotel, casino, and retail center on 4.9 acres
• Use permit for a major training facility on 42.4 acres in Spring Valley
• Use permit for a residential boarding stable in Lower Kyle Canyon
• Zone change for townhouse development on 14.7 acres

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a zone change, tentative map, and easement vacation for a 225-lot residential subdivision at Decatur Boulevard and Serene Avenue in Enterprise, forwarding them to the County Commission. The commission also approved a zone change for a convenience store and gas station at Decatur and Silverado Ranch boulevards, and approved numerous routine items including use permits, vacations, and a tentative map for 561 lots in Summerlin. Several items were held or deleted, and one waiver was denied.

• Approved zone change, tentative map, and easement vacation for 225-lot subdivision at Decatur & Serene (5-2, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change for convenience store/gas station at Decatur & Silverado Ranch (unanimous, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved tentative map for 561 residential lots in Summerlin Village 17A (unanimous)
• Approved use permit for residential boarding stable in Lower Kyle Canyon (unanimous)
• Approved amended use permit for Masjid Tawheed expansion in Spring Valley (unanimous)
• Approved use permit for supper club at 4435 Buffalo Offices (unanimous)
• Held item UC-21-0339 (tire sales facility) until September 21, 2021 (unanimous)
• Denied waiver of development standards #2 for parking reduction in item #25 (part of 5-2 vote)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting serves as a briefing for the September 7, 2021, agenda. The session includes staff presentations and discussions regarding upcoming ordinances and administrative matters. No specific projects or decisions are detailed in this document.

• Staff presentations
• Discussion of upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on September 7, 2021, to receive staff presentations on the upcoming agenda. No ordinances, administrative items, or formal decisions were made. A public comment noted an approved resolution of intent for senior housing on a vacant property, but no action was taken.

• No formal decisions made at briefing meeting
• Received staff presentation on September 7 agenda
• No new or upcoming ordinances discussed
• No administrative items discussed

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including a large solar photovoltaic facility and a shopping center at the CityCenter Resort Hotel. The agenda also includes design reviews for a heliport, a cannabis distributor, and various commercial developments.

• Design review for a 9,411-acre solar photovoltaic facility
• Use permits for a shopping center at CityCenter Resort Hotel
• Heliport use permit and design review for Sunrise Hospital & Medical Center
• Cannabis distributor use permit on 1.0 acre
• Design review for a distribution center on 7.4 acres

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a large number of applications, including design reviews, zone changes, use permits, waivers, and tentative maps for various commercial and residential projects. Several items were deleted from the agenda and held to future meetings, and one application for a swap meet was approved with two waivers denied. The board also adopted two development agreements and received a report on the Maryland Parkway Corridor Transit Oriented Development Plan.

• Approved design review for Jones Maule Ave distribution center (7-0)
• Approved use permit for Sunrise Hospital heliport (7-0)
• Approved use permit for cannabis distributor at Ponderosa View (7-0)
• Approved zone change for Draketail Holdings commercial center (7-0)
• Approved zone change for Signature Homes residential subdivision (7-0)
• Approved zone change for Silver Hinson townhouse development (7-0)
• Approved swap meet use permit for ERBR, LLC with two landscaping waivers denied (7-0)
• Adopted development agreements for MEQ-B&D and William Lyon Homes (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including zoning changes and use permits. Proposed items include a charter school site, residential developments, and commercial uses such as a vehicle wash facility. The meeting also includes discussions on amending equestrian trail alignments.

• Zone change for a proposed charter school site in Enterprise
• Residential development and zone change in Enterprise
• Use permit for firearm retail sales in Spring Valley
• Design review for a drive-thru restaurant in Sunrise Manor
• Amendment to North Blue Diamond RNP equestrian trail alignments

The Clark County Planning Commission approved the agenda with several items held or withdrawn, and approved the consent agenda of routine items. Notable actions included approving a funeral home use permit and vacating a portion of Tenaya Way (items 11 and 12) over opposition, and approving a zone change for a charter school site (item 17). Several applications were held to September 7, 2021, and one was withdrawn without prejudice.

• Approved agenda with items #14, #20, #25, #29, #30, #31 held or withdrawn (unanimous)
• Approved routine items #4-#18, including design reviews, use permits, and tentative maps (unanimous)
• Approved funeral home use permit and vacation of Tenaya Way (items #11-#12) (6-1, Nguyen dissenting)
• Approved zone change and design review for charter school site at Tenaya Way and Agate Avenue (item #17) (unanimous)
• Approved zone change, waivers, and design review for residential development at Chartan Avenue and Placid Street (item #26) (4-3, Nguyen and Waltho dissenting)
• Approved vacation of easements for the same development (item #27) (4-3, Nguyen and Waltho dissenting)
• Approved tentative map for 22-lot subdivision at Chartan Avenue and Placid Street (item #28) (4-3, Nguyen and Waltho dissenting)
• Approved zone change and design review for apartment development near Tropicana Avenue and Jones Boulevard (item #32) (unanimous)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a procedural briefing to receive staff presentations and discuss upcoming ordinances and administrative items. The agenda contains no specific project or land-use decisions.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting with no substantive decisions. Chair Nelson Stone announced a hold on item #25 (WS-21-0346) until the September 7, 2021 meeting, at the request of Commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick. A constituent request to move items #11 and #12 from the routine agenda was deferred to the regular meeting. No ordinances or administrative items were discussed.

• Held item #25 (WS-21-0346) until September 7, 2021 meeting
• Deferred constituent request on items #11 and #12 to regular meeting

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners and several other boards are meeting to review various service contracts and infrastructure bids. The agenda includes amendments for mental health services, vision care, and landscape maintenance. Additionally, the boards will consider airport concession leases and road improvement projects.

• Contract amendment for flood control channel maintenance and homeless encampment cleanup
• Change order for traffic signal improvements at Durango Drive and Gomer Road
• Bid award for Nellis Meadows park and irrigation renovations
• Bid award for Von Tobel Middle School Park renovation
• Concession lease agreements for McCarran International Airport

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved the final Clark County Recovery Plan Performance Report for submission to the U.S. Department of the Treasury, covering the allocation of $440 million in federal COVID-19 relief funds. The board also approved a collective bargaining agreement with the International Union of Elevator Constructors (IUEC) Local 18, including 2.25% wage adjustments for fiscal years 2020 and 2021, and a letter of agreement with the Juvenile Justice Probation Officers Association (JJPOA) providing a 2% COLA and $1,500 lump sum payment. An ordinance amending county code to allow auctions at resort hotels was adopted as Ordinance No. 4883. Staff was directed to partner with the Southern Nevada Health District on a $100,000 vaccine incentive pilot program and to work with Building and Fire Departments on fireworks enforcement guidance.

• Approved submission of ARPA Recovery Plan Performance Report to Treasury (6-0, McCurdy absent)
• Approved IUEC Local 18 collective bargaining agreement with 2.25% wage adjustments (7-0)
• Approved JJPOA letter of agreement with 2% COLA and $1,500 lump sum (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4883 allowing auctions at resort hotels (7-0)
• Directed staff to partner with SNHD on $100,000 vaccine incentive pilot program
• Directed staff to work with Building and Fire Departments on fireworks enforcement guidance
• Approved $2,478,568 grant for Promoting Safe and Stable Families program (7-0)
• Approved $60,000 CASA/GAL Association grant for public awareness (7-0)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including a large-scale residential project in the Red Rock area. The agenda also includes requests for electrical substation permits and various development agreements for retail and housing. Some items involve rezoning commercial land to high-density residential in Enterprise.

• Use permits for an electrical substation on 1,801.5 acres
• A 563-acre residential development project in the Red Rock Design Overlay District
• Holdover use permits for a resort hotel and casino expansion in Paradise
• Zone change from commercial to high-density residential on 13.7 acres in Enterprise
• Development agreements for retail and residential subdivisions in Enterprise

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a use permit and tentative map for a 280-lot single-family residential development on 563 acres known as Blue Diamond Hill, located about 1.5 miles west of the SR 160/SR 159 intersection in Red Rock. The approval was subject to numerous conditions including drainage, traffic, and fire access studies, and a requirement for paved legal access. The commission also approved several other development-related items, including a zone change for a 330-unit apartment complex in Enterprise, and held or deferred several other applications.

• Approved use permit and design review for 280-home Blue Diamond Hill development (7-0)
• Approved tentative map for 280-lot Blue Diamond Hill subdivision (7-0)
• Approved zone change to R-4 for 330-unit apartment complex at Warm Springs/Redwood (7-0)
• Approved vacating easements for the Warm Springs/Redwood apartment project (7-0)
• Approved design review for LH Ventures single-family development on Redwood Street (7-0)
• Approved use permits for Gridliance West electric generating station near SR 160 (7-0)
• Approved 70-foot sign height waiver for commercial center at Highland Drive (7-0)
• Held revocation hearing for RAMM Corp shooting range for 90 days (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including zone changes and use permits. The agenda includes a large-scale resort hotel development in Paradise and various residential and commercial subdivisions in Enterprise. Some items are routine actions while others require public hearings.

• Expansion of gaming enterprise district and resort hotel on 4.9 acres in Paradise
• Zone change for a 20-acre residential subdivision in Enterprise
• Zone change for a 14-acre multi-family development in Enterprise
• Use permit for alcohol service at a restaurant near Spring Mountain Road
• Street name change to Capstone Academy Way in Enterprise

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a series of routine and non-routine land use applications, including use permits, easement vacations, tentative maps, and zone changes, with conditions. Notable approvals include a zone change for a high-density residential development (Rainbow North SPE Owner, LLC) and a zone change for an office/warehouse complex (LHSFS Warm Springs Holdings, LLC), both forwarded to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission denied a zone change, easement vacation, and tentative map for a 143-lot residential subdivision (JCLH, LLC) and denied a waiver of development standards for Andre Agassi. One item, a holdover amended use permit for 5051 SLV, LLC, was held until September 7, 2021.

• Approved routine items #4-#13, including use permits, easement vacations, and tentative maps (unanimous)
• Approved street name change to Capstone Academy Way and easement vacation for Capstone Christian School (unanimous)
• Denied waiver of development standards for Andre Agassi (6-1, Kirk dissenting)
• Approved fence height waiver and design reviews for Wabash Hillcrest Two, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved waivers for Monroe residence (unanimous)
• Approved waivers for Wills residence (unanimous)
• Denied zone change, easement vacation, and tentative map for JCLH, LLC (6-1, Castello dissenting)
• Approved zone change for Rainbow North SPE Owner, LLC (unanimous, forwarded to BCC)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural items including staff presentations and administrative discussions. No specific projects or ordinances are detailed in this briefing agenda.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing on August 3, 2021, to receive staff presentations on agenda items and discuss potential ordinances or administrative matters. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural, with no new ordinances, administrative items, or public comments. The meeting adjourned after about 10 minutes.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board unanimously approved a resolution designating marijuana fees in excess of $12 million to fund criminal justice programs, assistance for those impacted by marijuana laws, and related initiatives. It also approved numerous contracts, interlocal agreements, and two air quality ordinance amendments. Several items were discussed but no action was taken, including a proposed $10 million vaccine incentive program and a resolution to protect Sunrise Mountain.

• Approved resolution R-8-3-21-2 designating $12M+ marijuana fees for criminal justice and related programs (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4877 amending air quality regulations for fugitive dust and construction activities (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4878 amending air quality regulations for tree exemptions and diesel idling (unanimous)
• Approved $834,481 Justice Assistance Grant application for FY-2021 (unanimous)
• Approved $250,000 annual allocation of Wedding Tourism funds to County Clerk (unanimous)
• Approved 15-unit public auction of ~250.69 acres of County-owned land (unanimous)
• Approved appointment of Rich Tanasi as Ombudsman in Police Fatality Review Process (unanimous)
• Approved reappointments and appointments to Asian-American Pacific Islanders Community Commission (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a series of zoning and development applications, including a zone change for the 216.4-acre Summerlin Village 17A residential development, a 22.9-acre residential project by Schirlls LLC, and a 16.1-acre project by David Fax Ober LLC. The board also approved several design reviews, tentative maps, and extensions of time, and introduced ordinances for development agreements. Items 27, 28, and 39 were deleted from the agenda, and no action was taken on the Transform Clark County Master Plan report.

• Approved zone change and use permit for Summerlin Village 17A (Howard Hughes Properties) for a single-family residential development.
• Approved zone change, waivers, and design review for Schirlls LLC's 22.9-acre residential project, including a tentative map for 173 lots.
• Approved zone change, waivers, and design review for David Fax Ober LLC's 16.1-acre residential project, including a tentative map for 118 lots.
• Approved design review for Desert Breeze Park improvements (USA & County of Clark) with conditions.
• Approved design review for Carey-Lamont Properties' industrial development with conditions.
• Approved extensions of time for several projects, including an elementary school and a congregate care facility.
• Approved vacation of easements and right-of-way for multiple properties, including Sackley Family Trust and Kensington Land Lease Community.
• Introduced ordinances for development agreements with Pushing 30, LLC, PN II, Inc., Thomson Management Group, and MFE, Inc., setting public hearings for August 4, 2021.

Emergency Meeting

The Clark County Board of Commissioners is meeting to discuss increasing COVID-19 positivity rates in the county. The Board will consider recommendations from the Southern Nevada Health District and may take action to implement measures to mitigate infection rates.

• Discussion of COVID-19 positivity rates and mitigation measures
• Approval of the agenda

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items, including staff presentations and discussions regarding upcoming ordinances. The agenda also includes administrative updates and public comments.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting with no decisions, approvals, or denials. Staff presented agenda items for the July 20, 2021 meeting, and there were no new ordinances, administrative items, or public comments. Chair Nelson Stone asked about the mask mandate reinstatement; staff confirmed it applies to visitors starting July 23, 2021, and to employees from July 20, 2021.

• No decisions made; meeting was informational only
• Confirmed mask mandate dates: employees July 20, 2021; visitors July 23, 2021

Special Meeting

The Clark County Board of County Commissioners will receive information from stakeholders regarding community needs resulting from the pandemic and its economic impacts. The discussion includes potential future investments in public health, water, sewer, and broadband infrastructure.

• Information on community needs due to pandemic and economic impacts
• Discussion of potential investments in public health, water, sewer, and broadband infrastructure
• Approval of the meeting agenda

The Clark County Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to receive information from community stakeholders about immediate and long-term needs related to the pandemic, with a focus on potential American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding. Numerous organizations presented proposals for ARPA funds, including water infrastructure, health care, broadband, and fire services. The board took no action on any of the items, and the meeting was informational only.

• Approved the meeting agenda (unanimous)
• No action taken on ARPA funding requests (informational only)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board is reviewing federal grant applications for COVID-19 shelter housing and patient monitoring. The agenda also includes contract awards for plant upgrades and engineering services for road projects. Additionally, the meeting covers new staff positions for HIV-related youth programs.

• Ratification of FEMA grants totaling over $35 million for COVID-19 shelter housing and patient care
• Awarding Clark Place - Central Plant Upgrades contract to Monument Construction
• Creation of new staff positions for the Step-Up program serving HIV positive youth
• Engineering contracts for Paradise Road and Tropicana Avenue/Broadbent Boulevard projects
• Lease agreement for development of 6.70 acres at Warm Springs Road and Edmond Street

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a series of routine items, including allocating $166.2 million for capital projects, creating 99 new positions, and ratifying a 4.5% cost-of-living adjustment for UMC's SEIU employees. The board also approved a $1 increase to the McCarran Rent-A-Car Center daily customer facility charge, raising it to $5. Several ordinances were adopted, including one revising the definition of "resort hotel" and two updating air quality regulations. The board also ratified the appointment of Curtis Germany II as the Director of Human Resources.

• Approved $125.9M from the County Capital Projects Fund, $36.2M for the Detention Center South Tower Renovation, and $4M for the Silverado Ranch Community Center.
• Approved the creation of 84 General Fund and 15 Non-General funded positions for Fiscal Year 2022.
• Ratified a 4.5% cost-of-living adjustment for UMC's SEIU members, effective July 1, 2021.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4871, increasing the McCarran Rent-A-Car Center daily customer facility charge from $4 to $5.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4872, revising the definition of "resort hotel" in the Clark County Code.
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4873, updating air quality regulations for major source permitting.
• Ratified the appointment of Curtis Germany II as the Director of Human Resources, effective August 23, 2021.
• Approved a resolution authorizing a $70M bond bank refunding, with an estimated net savings of $2.7M.

Special Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will receive information from community stakeholders regarding the immediate and long-term impacts of the pandemic. The discussion includes economic effects on small businesses and the need for job training to assist individuals re-entering the workforce.

• Information session on pandemic-related community needs and economic impacts
• Discussion regarding small business needs and workforce job training

The Clark County Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to receive information from community stakeholders about the immediate and long-term needs of the community due to the pandemic, focusing on small businesses and job training. Presentations were made by Management Partners, county staff, and various organizations, including the College of Southern Nevada, Foundation for an Independent Tomorrow, Workforce Connections, Vegas PBS, the Library District, Culinary Academy, Nevada State College, and Generator. The board took no action on the item, and the agenda was approved unanimously.

• Approved the agenda unanimously.
• Received presentations on ARPA funding needs for small business and workforce development.
• Took no action on the ARPA information item.

Special Meeting

The Board of County Commissioners will receive information from community stakeholders regarding shelter and housing needs in Clark County. The discussion focuses on communities disproportionately impacted by the public health emergency. The Board may direct staff to act accordingly.

• Information session on shelter and housing needs
• Potential direction for staff following stakeholder input
• Approval of the meeting agenda

The Clark County Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to receive information from community stakeholders about shelter and housing needs, particularly for communities disproportionately impacted by the pandemic. The board heard extensive public comment and presentations from housing advocates, developers, and service providers, but took no formal action on the item. The agenda was approved unanimously.

• Approved meeting agenda (7-0)
• Received information on shelter and housing needs; no action taken

Special Meeting

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will hear from stakeholders regarding the economic impacts of the pandemic. The discussion focuses on the immediate and long-term needs of households disproportionately affected by the public health emergency. The Board may direct staff to respond accordingly.

• Information regarding community needs resulting from the pandemic
• Approval of the agenda

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to receive information from community stakeholders about needs arising from the pandemic and the potential use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The board approved the agenda unanimously but took no action on the main item, which was a workshop to gather input. Presentations covered topics such as rental assistance, food insecurity, digital literacy, and support for justice-impacted individuals. The board will review prioritization criteria on August 3, 2021.

• Approved meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Took no action on ARPA funding priorities (workshop only)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several design plans and use permits. These include time extensions for the Drew Las Vegas resort project and development plans for an In-N-Out Burger facility. The commission will also consider a permit for temporary outdoor rodeo events in Moapa.

• Time extensions and design reviews for the Drew Las Vegas resort hotel
• Design reviews for an In-N-Out Burger office/warehouse in Spring Valley
• Use permit for temporary outdoor rodeo events in Moapa
• Sign and lighting plan reviews for a gas station in Enterprise
• Design review for site lighting at a shopping center in Enterprise

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a series of applications for a 45.3-acre residential development by LH Ventures, LLC (KB Home) in Enterprise, including a zone change to R-2, a tentative map for 305 lots, and associated waivers and easement vacations. The approval was subject to conditions including a development agreement, off-site improvements, and coordination with Public Works. Several other items were approved, including design reviews for commercial projects and extensions of time for the Drew Las Vegas resort, while a few items were deleted from the agenda or held to later dates.

• Approved KB Home's 305-lot tentative map, zone change, and waivers for Enterprise development (6-0)
• Approved third extensions of time for The Drew Las Vegas resort with added aesthetic improvement condition (6-0)
• Approved design review for In-N-Out-Burger office/warehouse in Spring Valley (6-0)
• Approved use permit for temporary outdoor rodeo events in Moapa (6-0)
• Approved Prime Building & Development 8-lot subdivision in Lone Mountain despite flooding concerns (6-0)
• Approved Dry Creek Plaza congregate care facility in Spring Valley (6-0)
• Approved Rawhide Holdings mini-warehouse and storage facility in Whitney (5-2)
• Introduced three development agreement ordinances for public hearing on July 21

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefings and staff presentations. The agenda includes discussions regarding new or upcoming ordinances and administrative items.

• upcoming ordinances
• administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing on July 6, 2021, to discuss agenda items for the same day's meeting. No ordinances, administrative items, or public comments were presented, and no formal decisions were made. The meeting adjourned at 6:09 p.m.

• Received staff presentation on July 6, 2021 agenda items
• Confirmed quorum for agenda item #32
• No new or upcoming ordinances discussed
• No administrative items discussed
• No public comments received

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including an amended use permit for a resort hotel and casino in Paradise. The agenda also includes a proposed zone change for a residential development in Enterprise and a design review for a distribution center in Sunrise Manor. Other items involve various permits for businesses and residential modifications.

• Amended use permits for a resort hotel, casino, and retail center (5051 SLV, LLC)
• Zone change to R-2 residential for 16.1 acres in Enterprise (David Fax Ober LLC & Buffalo Wing LLC)
• Design review for a distribution center in Sunrise Manor (SFM2G, LLC)
• Design review for a drive-thru restaurant in Sunrise Manor (Kharbanda Living Trust)
• Use permits for alcohol sales and a liquor store (Meh Retail, LLC)

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a zone change, easement vacation, and tentative map for a 118-lot residential subdivision at Decatur Boulevard and Gary Avenue, forwarding the items to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved a zone change for a 13.7-acre high-density residential development near Warm Springs Road and Redwood Street. Several agenda items were deleted, held, or withdrawn as noted in the agenda approval.

• Approved zone change, easement vacation, and tentative map for 118-lot subdivision at Decatur & Gary (4-1, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change for 13.7-acre R-4 residential development at Warm Springs & Redwood (5-0, forwarded to BCC)
• Approved routine items including design review, use permits, tentative maps, and easement vacations (5-0)
• Approved waiver for Casa Vegas Apartment Homes fence, parking, and driveway standards (5-0)
• Approved waiver for solid screen wall on McLeod Drive (5-0)
• Held items #18, #19, #29, #30, #31 until future meetings
• Deleted items #9, #22, #23; withdrew item #20 without prejudice
• Authorized chair to sign resolution amending County Trail Map (5-0)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a three-year collective bargaining agreement with SEIU Local 1107, covering 5,968 positions with a first-year fiscal impact of $32,094,588. The board also approved numerous contracts, including a $43,920 property settlement for Decatur Boulevard improvements, and directed staff to draft an ordinance allowing auctions at resort hotels. Several items were introduced for public hearings on July 20, 2021, including air quality regulation amendments and a revised definition of 'resort hotel'.

• Approved SEIU Local 1107 collective bargaining agreement for 2021-2024 (unanimous)
• Approved $43,920 settlement for partial acquisition of Assessor's Parcel No. 177-07-105-001 for Decatur Boulevard improvements (unanimous)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605854-21 for hybrid SUVs to Silver State Ford dba Gaudin Ford (unanimous)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605798-21 for Spring Mountain Youth Residential Center demolition/construction to Monument Construction (unanimous)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605825-21 for roundabout intersection improvements to UNICON, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605814-21 for Public Works Maintenance Yard expansion to Las Vegas Paving (unanimous)
• Approved FY 2022-2026 Capital Improvement Program (unanimous)
• Directed staff to draft ordinance allowing auctions at resort hotels

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including a 109-lot residential subdivision in Enterprise. The agenda also includes design reviews for a distribution center in Sloan and the conversion of an apartment building into a motel in Winchester.

• 109-lot residential development on 13.6 acres in Enterprise
• Distribution center design review on 9.3 acres in Sloan
• Conversion of an apartment building to a motel in Winchester
• Use permit for a massage establishment in Spring Valley
• Zone change for a convenience store and gas station

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a 10-acre, 18-lot single-family residential subdivision at the southwest corner of Coley Avenue and Tenaya Way in Spring Valley, with conditions including revised plans, a landscape proposal, and withdrawal of a lot-size waiver. The commission also approved a zone change and design review for an Ashley Furniture flagship distribution center and retail showroom near Sunset Road and the 215 Beltway, with a 6-1 vote (Commissioner Naft dissenting). Several other applications were approved, held, or denied, including a use permit for a place of worship in Paradise that was approved while related waivers and a design review were denied with prejudice.

• Approved 18-lot subdivision at Coley Ave & Tenaya Way (7-0)
• Approved Ashley Furniture distribution center zone change & design review (6-1, Naft dissenting)
• Approved use permit for place of worship at Spencer St & Robindale Rd; denied related waivers & design review with prejudice (7-0)
• Held to July 7, 2021: vacation, waivers, and tentative map for Pinnacle Homes at Camero Ave & Tomsik St (7-0)
• Approved zone change & design review for I-15 Big 4 Real Estate multifamily at Bruner Ave & Ensworth St (7-0)
• Approved Palm Mortuary chapel/mausoleum height waiver & design review (7-0)
• Approved Ute Indian Tribe convenience store/gas station at Decatur Blvd & Windmill Ln (7-0)
• Set revocation hearing for Sandy Valley shooting complex for August 4, 2021 (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a zone change, easement vacation, and tentative map for a 305-lot residential subdivision on 45.3 acres in Enterprise, despite the town board's recommendation for denial. The commission also approved a separate 173-lot subdivision on 22.9 acres at Arville Street and Frias Avenue. Several other items were approved, withdrawn, or held to future meetings.

• Approved LH Ventures' zone change, easement vacation, and tentative map for a 305-lot subdivision on 45.3 acres in Enterprise, forwarding to the 07/07/21 BCC meeting.
• Approved Schirlls LLC's zone change, easement vacation, and tentative map for a 173-lot subdivision on 22.9 acres at Arville Street and Frias Avenue, forwarding to the 07/21/21 BCC meeting.
• Approved County of Clark (Aviation)'s zone change and easement vacation for a 16.5-acre multiple family residential development at Decatur Boulevard and Rush Avenue, forwarding to the 07/21/21 BCC meeting.
• Approved Peterson S & A 1997 Trust's plan amendment, zone change, easement vacation, and tentative map for a 15-acre commercial subdivision on Rainbow Boulevard, forwarding to the 07/07/21 BCC meeting.
• Approved 18 routine action items, including extensions of time, use permits, and waivers, in a single vote.
• Withdrew without prejudice three items related to Olympia Companies' proposed 79-lot subdivision in Southern Highlands.
• Held six items to future meetings, including a resort hotel use permit and three items for David Fax Ober LLC & Buffalo Wing LLC.
• Authorized the Chair to sign a resolution amending the Comprehensive Master Plan's Transportation Element for the Erie Avenue right-of-way removal.

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on June 15, 2021, to receive staff presentations and discuss agenda items. No votes were taken, and no ordinances or administrative items were discussed. The meeting adjourned after about 11 minutes with no public comments.

• No decisions made; briefing only

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of County Commissioners approved the FY22 ad valorem tax levy, several collective bargaining agreements, and a wage increase for non-union employees. They also approved numerous contracts, grants, and land transactions, and set a public hearing for a proposed ordinance to increase the McCarran Rent-A-Car Center customer facility charge.

• Approved FY22 ad valorem tax levy resolution (unanimous)
• Approved collective bargaining agreement with IAFF Local 1908 (unanimous)
• Approved collective bargaining agreement with Clark County Prosecutors Association (unanimous)
• Approved wage increase and lump sum for non-union employees (unanimous)
• Approved settlement in Paris Las Vegas business license case (unanimous)
• Approved interlocal contract with Lincoln County for inmate housing (unanimous)
• Approved resolution reallocating jet fuel tax to Aviation (unanimous)
• Set public hearing for McCarran Rent-A-Car Center charge increase for July 20, 2021

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a zone change for 12.6 acres at Dean Martin Drive and Robindale Road from C-P to M-D, along with related waivers, design reviews, a vacation, and a tentative map. The approval includes conditions such as a 30-foot height limit for three buildings, a ban on 18-wheeler trucks, daytime-only deliveries, and coordination with police on security. The commission also approved several other items, including a cannabis retail expansion, a Resorts World sign plan, and a 12.2-acre high-density residential zone change, while denying a storage container use permit and deleting several agenda items.

• Approved zone change, waivers, design review for 12.6-acre office/warehouse complex (Item 29, 30, 31)
• Approved design review for cannabis retail expansion (Item 4)
• Approved Resorts World sign plan modifications (Item 5)
• Approved 12.2-acre R-4 residential zone change with conditions (Item 32, 33)
• Denied storage container use permit and design review (Item 23)
• Approved waiver for Vegas Street vacation with 6-month condition (Item 24)
• Deleted items 7, 18, 25, 26, 27 from agenda
• Received Stadium District Plan and Title 30 assessment reports

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items for the Clark County Planning Commission. No specific rezonings, contracts, or ordinances are detailed in this document.

• Staff presentations
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on June 1, 2021, to receive staff presentations on agenda items and discuss potential ordinances or administrative matters. No new or upcoming ordinances were discussed, no administrative items were raised, and no public comments were made. The meeting was adjourned after 14 minutes with no substantive decisions taken.

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a series of routine and non-routine land-use applications, including use permits, zone changes, and design reviews, with most items passing unanimously. Several items were held to future meetings at the applicants' requests, and two reports were received without action. All decisions were made as recorded in the minutes.

• Approved agenda with 8 items held to future dates (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of May 4, 2021 meetings (unanimous)
• Approved 12 routine action items, including use permits, waivers, and design reviews (unanimous)
• Held taco cart use permit UC-21-0116 until July 6, 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved chicken use permit UC-21-0125 with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved vehicle repair use permit UC-21-0157 with conditions (unanimous)
• Approved zone change NZC-21-0166 for commercial development (unanimous)
• Approved zone change, vacation, and tentative map for Rawhide Holdings (unanimous)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board selected Main Street Communications as the consultant for the 2021 redistricting process in a 5-2 vote, with Commissioners Ross Miller and Tick Segerblom dissenting. The Board also approved numerous consent agenda items, including contracts for vehicles, traffic signal improvements, and a detention basin, as well as several ordinances and resolutions. Item No. 41 was deleted from the agenda, and no substantive decisions were made on items 42 and 56.

• Approved Main Street Communications for 2021 redistricting consulting (5-2)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605834-21 for vehicles to Silver State Ford dba Gaudin Ford (unanimous)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605791-21 for traffic signal improvements to American Southwest Electric (unanimous)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605799-21 for street and beltway lighting to American Southwest Electric (unanimous)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605745-20 for Silverado Ranch Detention Basin to William Charles, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605800-21 for traffic signal maintenance to Acme Electric (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4864 amending McCarran International Airport fees (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4865 levying assessments for Special Improvement District No. 97B (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a series of zoning applications, including a use permit for a church and daycare with conditions, several residential subdivisions, and a development agreement. The commission also denied a waiver and design review for the church project's parking and building design, and revoked use permits for a property. Several items were held to future meetings.

• Approved design review for vehicle sales building on Boulder Highway (unanimous)
• Approved zone change extension for mini-warehouse at Rainbow & Pebble (unanimous)
• Approved use permit for massage establishment at Decatur & Nevso (unanimous)
• Approved church/daycare use permits with conditions; denied parking waiver and design review (unanimous)
• Approved UNLV Research Foundation office use permit (unanimous)
• Approved 332-lot residential tentative map at Meranto & Grand Canyon (unanimous)
• Adopted Development Agreement with PN II, Inc. for Robindale & Lindell subdivision (unanimous)
• Approved zone change and 25-lot map for Corrow property in Sunrise Manor (unanimous)

Clark County Planning Commission

The commission will consider several routine and non-routine items regarding land use in Clark County. These include requests for zone changes, design reviews for new buildings, and the vacation of existing easements.

• Zone change for 45.3 acres to medium density residential in Enterprise
• Design review for a gym building on 27.9 acres in Paradise
• Use permits for vehicle repair and paint shop services
• Holdover use permit for a school in Spring Valley
• Design review for signage and lighting at America First Federal Credit Union

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a zone change and design review for a commercial complex on Silverado Ranch Boulevard, forwarding it to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved a zone change for a distribution center on Sunset Road, forwarded to a later BCC meeting. Several items were withdrawn or held at the applicant's request, and all other routine items were approved.

• Approved zone change NZC-21-0037 for commercial complex at Silverado Ranch Blvd (6-0, Kirk recused)
• Approved zone change NZC-21-0038 for distribution center at Sunset Rd (7-0)
• Approved routine items 4-21, including use permits, waivers, and vacations (7-0)
• Withdrawn without prejudice: UC-21-0084, WC-21-400048, WC-21-400049, VS-21-0136
• Held until 06/01/21: PA-21-700001, NZC-21-0137, VS-21-0138, TM-21-500034
• Held no date: VS-21-0085 (Resorts World)
• Approved agenda with changes (7-0)
• Approved April 20, 2021 minutes (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items. The commission will receive staff presentations and discuss new or upcoming ordinances and administrative matters.

• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Review of administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on May 18, 2021, with no substantive decisions. Staff presented agenda items, discussed upcoming Transform Clark County code assessment, and noted updated mask guidelines effective June 1, 2021. No public comments or administrative items were addressed.

• No decisions made; meeting was procedural only

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board unanimously approved revisions to the COVID-19 Regional Mitigation and Enforcement Plan, effective June 1, 2021, which delete the previous plan and revert to pre-pandemic guidelines, allowing fully vaccinated individuals to forgo masks and social distancing except where federal, state, or local rules apply. The Board also approved numerous contracts, grants, and administrative items, and set public hearings for June 1, 2021, on several special improvement district assessments and an airport fee ordinance.

• Approved COVID-19 mitigation plan revisions (unanimous)
• Approved agenda with Item 62 added as addendum (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of April 20, 2021 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved $204,074 Adoption Incentive grant application (unanimous)
• Approved $1,340,961.50 Promoting Safe and Stable Families grant (unanimous)
• Approved $162,285 additional ARPA funding for Emergency Management (unanimous)
• Approved $60,000 contribution to septic conversion pilot program (unanimous)
• Approved airport bond ordinance No. 4862 as emergency (unanimous)

Special Meeting

The Clark County Board of Commissioners, Water Reclamation District, and University Medical Center will hold a joint meeting to review the Fiscal Year 2022 budget. The agenda includes a public hearing on the tentative budget and several items regarding staff positions.

• Public hearing on the Fiscal Year 2022 Tentative Budget for Clark County
• Creation of 54 General Fund positions and 1 Non-General funded position
• Creation of three proprietary fund positions for the Clark County Water Reclamation District
• Extension of twenty (20) Limited Permanent Positions through June 30, 2023
• Adoption of the Final Budget for Clark County, Unincorporated Towns, Special Districts, University Medical Center, and Water Reclamation District

The Board of County Commissioners held a special meeting to finalize the FY 2022 budget. They approved the creation of 54 General Fund positions and 1 non-General Fund position, 3 Water Reclamation District positions, and extended 20 limited permanent positions. The final budget for Clark County, unincorporated towns, special districts, UMC, and the Water Reclamation District was adopted and directed to be transmitted to the State. No public comments were made on the budget items.

• Approved creation of 54 General Fund and 1 non-General Fund positions (7-0)
• Approved creation of 3 Water Reclamation District proprietary fund positions (7-0)
• Approved extension of 20 limited permanent positions through June 30, 2023 (7-0)
• Adopted FY 2022 final budget for Clark County, towns, special districts, UMC, and Water Reclamation District (7-0)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The commission is considering several design reviews and use permits for various projects throughout the county. Items include modifications to the Resorts World Las Vegas complex and plans for temporary outdoor events near Mandalay Bay. Other discussions involve extensions of time for residential and industrial developments.

• Use permit for temporary outdoor events and tailgating near Mandalay Bay
• Design reviews for modifications to the Resorts World Las Vegas resort
• Extension of time and design review for a hotel, spa, and convention center in Winchester
• Design review for a vehicle maintenance facility and gas station in Enterprise
• Use permit for loading spaces at a distribution center on Pecos Road

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a large slate of development applications, including design reviews, use permits, zone changes, and tentative maps. Notable approvals include a zone change and tentative map for a 79-lot residential development by Ryder Truck Rental, a zone change for a 13.1-acre multi-family development by La Brea Equity Venture, and use permits and design reviews for Resorts World Las Vegas. Several items were deleted from the agenda and held to future meetings at the applicants' request.

• Approved agenda with deletion of 11 items (22, 23, 30, 32-34, 42-46)
• Approved minutes of April 7, 2021 meeting
• Approved design review for Cameron Partners single-family residence (DR-21-0100)
• Approved design reviews for Weststate Land restaurant with drive-thru (DR-21-0110)
• Approved design review for HKM Nevada Properties vehicle maintenance facility (DR-21-0129)
• Approved design reviews for Teton Capital daycare and retail center (DR-21-0130)
• Approved use permit and design review for Mandalay Propco temporary outdoor events (AR-21-400040)
• Approved zone change, use permit, waivers, and design reviews for Ryder Truck Rental 79-lot residential development (ZC-21-0106, TM-21-500027)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including a large resort hotel and casino expansion on Las Vegas Boulevard South. The commission will also review a 105-lot residential subdivision in Indian Springs and various design reviews for industrial and medical facilities.

• Design review for a 4.4-acre distribution center at Alto Avenue and Lamb Boulevard
• Tentative map for 105 single-family residential lots in Indian Springs
• Amended use permits for a resort hotel, casino, and high-rise towers on Las Vegas Boulevard South
• Use permit and design review for a hospice care facility in Paradise
• Design review for two restaurants with drive-thru service on Las Vegas Boulevard South

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a zone change, vacation, and tentative map for a proposed office/warehouse complex at Dean Martin Drive and Robindale Road in Enterprise, forwarding them to the Board of County Commissioners. The commission also approved a zone change for a high-density residential development at Neal Avenue and Bermuda Road, despite opposition. Several other items were approved, denied, or held as detailed in the minutes.

• Approved zone change, vacation, and tentative map for 2567 E. Washburn Rd. office/warehouse complex (forwarded to BCC)
• Approved zone change and vacation for HKM Nevada Properties high-density residential at Neal Ave & Bermuda Rd (forwarded to BCC)
• Denied WS-21-0094 Sousou Family Trust request to reduce lot size for single family subdivision
• Approved 19 routine action items including design reviews, use permits, vacations, and tentative maps
• Held 7 items until future meetings per applicant requests
• Deleted item UC-21-0090 (LKQ Central) from the agenda

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of procedural briefing items including staff presentations and discussions regarding upcoming ordinances or administrative matters. The agenda does not include specific project applications or public hearings.

• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Review of administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing on May 4, 2021, to receive a staff presentation on agenda items. No new ordinances or administrative items were discussed, and no votes or decisions were taken. The meeting adjourned after two minutes.

• Received staff presentation on May 4, 2021 agenda items
• No new or upcoming ordinances discussed
• No administrative items discussed

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will consider several infrastructure and service contracts. Items include road construction bids, flood control maintenance amendments, and aviation property acquisitions. The board will also address liquor license applications and a legal settlement.

• Road construction bids for Russell Road and Paradise Road to Aggregate Industries SWR, Inc.
• Contract amendment for flood control maintenance and encampment cleanup.
• Property acquisition at 6214 S. Las Vegas Boulevard for aviation use.
• Liquor license applications for Atlantis Bevco, LLC and Rebel One Wine and Spirits, Inc.
• Settlement agreement with Ames Construction, Inc. regarding a lawsuit.

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution authorizing a Public Finance Authority (Wisconsin) tax-exempt 501(c)(3) revenue bond issue of up to $30,000,000 to finance the acquisition of the existing campus used by Signature Preparatory, Inc., a charter school in east Henderson serving approximately 850 students. The board also approved numerous consent agenda items, including road construction contracts, interlocal agreements, and a settlement with Ames Construction. Several items were discussed but no action was taken, including presentations on mental health programming at the detention center and proposed transit service changes.

• Approved $30M bond resolution for Signature Preparatory campus acquisition (unanimous)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605759-20 for Russell Road/Eastern Avenue to Aggregate Industries SWR, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved award of Bid No. 605758-20 for Laughlin-Bullhead City Bridge Needles Highway to Fisher Sand and Gravel Co. (unanimous)
• Approved amendment to flood control channel maintenance contract with Brightview Landscape Services Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved settlement agreement with Ames Construction in lawsuit over Las Vegas Wash construction (unanimous)
• Approved resolution R-5-4-21-1 authorizing refunds as shown on Exhibit A (unanimous)
• Approved resolution R-5-4-21-2 for collection of delinquent sewer charges (unanimous)
• Approved reappointment of Rachel Hunt to Boulder City Library District Board of Trustees (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing various land use applications. These include requests for cannabis production and distribution facilities, new residential developments, and commercial design reviews. The meeting also covers extensions for existing permits and street right-of-way changes.

• Zone change for senior housing project in Whitney
• Use permits for cannabis production and distribution in Paradise
• Design review for a mini-warehouse and RV storage facility in Enterprise
• 159-lot single family residential development in Enterprise
• Use permits for a convenience store and gasoline station in Enterprise

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a development agreement with All Net Land Development LLC and Dribble Dunk, LLC for the All Net Arena Project on 27 acres in Winchester, along with a related performance agreement. The board also approved numerous other land use applications, including zone changes, use permits, and design reviews, and deleted several items from the agenda. All votes were unanimous (7-0).

• Approved All Net Arena development agreement (7-0)
• Approved All Net Arena performance agreement (7-0)
• Approved Draketail Holdings senior housing zone change and use permit (7-0)
• Approved Collaboration Center Foundation zone change and use permits (7-0)
• Approved Apollo Property Holdings senior housing zone change and use permits (7-0)
• Approved Colonna tri-plex development zone change, use permit, and tentative map (7-0)
• Approved M M Oquendo cannabis production facility and distributor use permits (7-0)
• Deleted 8 agenda items, including Circus Circus monorail and N2MH subdivision items

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including a proposed monorail system and a charter school. Other items include requests for restaurant dining areas, liquor store permits, and residential development changes. Many of these proposals are being reviewed for possible action before moving to the Board of County Commissioners.

• Monorail project design review and use permits (Items 16 & 17)
• Proposed charter school in Spring Valley (Item 6)
• Restaurant with outdoor dining in Spring Valley (Item 5)
• Day spa permit in Winchester (Item 4)
• Liquor store design review in Paradise (Item 7)

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a series of routine and non-routine land use applications, including use permits for a day spa, a restaurant with alcohol service, and a liquor store, as well as several easement vacations and waivers of development standards. The commission also approved zone changes, tentative maps, and design reviews for residential developments in Enterprise and Whitney, forwarding them to the Board of County Commissioners. Several items were held to future dates at the applicants' request, and one zone change application was initially denied before a subsequent motion to approve it carried.

• Approved day spa use permit for E-J CLUB, LLC (7-0)
• Approved restaurant use permits and design review for 840 Alvarado Enterprise, LLC (7-0)
• Approved liquor store use permits and design review for Schiff Park (7-0)
• Approved three easement vacations (Gillihan, Clark County Aviation, Eagle Promenade) (7-0)
• Approved waiver of development standards for DBAC, LLC residential development (7-0)
• Approved waiver and design review for S.J. Nixon vehicle maintenance (7-0)
• Approved zone change, waivers, and design review for Big Teton, LLC (5-2)
• Approved zone change, waivers, and design review for Borland, LLC (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting consists of a staff presentation and discussions regarding upcoming ordinances and administrative items. The provided agenda contains only procedural discussion topics.

• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Review of administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on April 20, 2021, to receive staff presentations on agenda items and discuss upcoming ordinances and administrative items. No substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural and adjourned after 10 minutes.

• Received staff presentation on April 20, 2021 agenda items
• Discussed no new or upcoming ordinances
• Discussed no administrative items
• Heard brief public comment on items #16 and #17

Clark County Board of Commissioners

This joint meeting between the Clark County Board of Commissioners and the Mount Charleston Fire Protection District Board addresses several infrastructure and service items. The agenda includes reviewing airport security contracts, land acquisitions for road projects, and various construction management agreements.

• Contract with HID Global Corporation for identity management at McCarran International Airport
• Land acquisition negotiations for the Carey Avenue construction project
• Settlement agreement with Decatur & Sunset, LLC regarding the 215 South Bruce Woodbury Beltway project
• $2,500 donation from the International Code Council for toddler swim lessons
• Lease agreement between Clark County School District and Mount Charleston Fire Protection District

The Board approved the Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan, which allows increased occupancy limits and reduced social distancing in Clark County starting May 1, 2021, pending state approval. The plan was approved 6-1, with Commissioner Segerblom voting nay. The Board also approved several other items, including contracts, grants, and appointments.

• Approved Local Mitigation and Enforcement Plan for COVID-19 (6-1)
• Approved $686,009 in Emergency Solutions Grant funds for homeless services
• Approved $7,023,636 in HOME/AAHTF funds for housing projects
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4853 updating Local Law Enforcement Advisory Committee
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4854 removing sunset on sales tax for education/housing
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4855 abolishing Searchlight Township Constable office
• Ratified appointments of Melanie Rouse as Coroner, Vincent Queano as Business License Director, Jeanine D'Errico as Administrative Services Director
• Approved resolution supporting protection of 30% of lands/waters by 2030

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a series of applications by Mak Zak LLC (D.R. Horton) for a residential development near Buffalo Drive and Agate Avenue in Enterprise, including zone changes, a use permit for townhomes, waivers, and two tentative maps totaling 175 lots. The commission also approved the Flood Control Master Plan Update, a development agreement for the Montessouri and Camero subdivision, and several other land-use items. Six agenda items were deleted and held to April 21, 2021.

• Approved D.R. Horton's zone changes, use permit, waivers, and design reviews for residential development near Buffalo Drive (7-0)
• Approved tentative map TM-20-500185 for 76 lots on 9.8 acres (7-0)
• Approved tentative map TM-20-500186 for 99 lots on 7.4 acres (7-0)
• Adopted Flood Control Master Plan Update (7-0)
• Approved development agreement with LH Ventures, LLC and PN II, Inc. for Montessouri and Camero Unit 1 Phase 2 (7-0)
• Approved UNLV Research Foundation use permit and waivers for office building near Sunset Road (7-0)
• Approved Haddad trust zone change to C-2 and use permits for vehicle repair/sales on Boulder Highway (7-0)
• Deleted 6 agenda items, including Robindale & Associates zone change and Colonna PUD, held to April 21, 2021

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including requests for new business uses like hookah lounges near residential areas. The agenda also includes reviews for large-scale utility corridors and a recreational off-roading facility.

• Use permits for a hookah lounge and supper club in Spring Valley
• Design review for an off-roading facility on 1,137 acres
• Expansion of utility corridors across 5,588 acres
• Amended permits for a resort hotel and casino in Paradise
• Plan amendment to change 1.2 acres from residential to commercial in Enterprise

The Clark County Planning Commission approved a routine action agenda with several use permits, waivers, and extensions, including a hookah lounge and supper club in Spring Valley, and a Boy Scouts off-roading facility. It also approved a zone change and tentative map for a 157-lot residential subdivision in Spring Valley, and a zone change for senior housing in Spring Valley, forwarding these to the Board of County Commissioners. Several items were held to later dates or withdrawn without prejudice as requested by applicants.

• Approved agenda with multiple items held, withdrawn, or rescheduled.
• Approved use permits for hookah lounge and supper club (AR-21-400020).
• Approved use permits and waivers for Boy Scouts off-roading facility (UC-21-0072).
• Approved zone change and tentative map for 157-lot subdivision in Spring Valley (NZC-21-0048, TM-21-500012).
• Approved zone change for senior housing in Spring Valley (NZC-21-0020).
• Approved zone change and tentative map for 25-lot subdivision in Sunrise Manor (NZC-21-0060, TM-21-500016).
• Approved zone change and tentative map for 39-lot subdivision in Sunrise Manor (NZC-21-0066, TM-21-500020).
• Held several items to later dates, including UC-20-0493 and UC-21-0023 to May 4, 2021.

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on April 6, 2021, at 6:04 p.m. The meeting was procedural only: staff presented agenda items, and there were no new ordinances, administrative items, or public comments. No votes or decisions were taken, and the meeting adjourned at 6:19 p.m.

• No decisions were made; the meeting was a briefing only.

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review several contracts, including bids for the Whitney Park Aquatic Center and splash pad. The agenda also includes accepting federal HUD grants for homeless management systems and planning. Additionally, officials will consider agreements for street pavement reconstruction and emergency rental assistance.

• Bid award to Rafael Construction, Inc. for Whitney Park Aquatic Center and Splash Pad
• $860,154 HUD grant for Southern Nevada CoC HMIS Expansion Project
• Countywide homeless encampment cleanup contract awarded to Junkman LLC
• $393,757 HUD award for Southern Nevada CoC Planning Project
• Contract with Zoll Medical Corporation for Clark County Fire Department heart monitors

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a wide range of items, including two charter school bond resolutions (up to $35M for Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas and up to $38.5M for Somerset Academy of Las Vegas), several construction contracts (e.g., Whitney Park Aquatic Center, Residential Streets Pavement Reconstruction #103), and numerous grant applications and interlocal agreements. The board also introduced three ordinances for future public hearings, including one to remove the sunset on a sales tax for education and affordable housing programs. Two agenda items (Nos. 88 and 89) were deleted from the agenda.

• Approved $35M tax-exempt bond for Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas (unanimous)
• Approved $38.5M tax-exempt bond for Somerset Academy of Las Vegas (unanimous)
• Approved award of Whitney Park Aquatic Center & Splash Pad bid to Rafael Construction, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved award of Residential Streets Pavement Reconstruction #103 bid to Aggregate Industries SWR, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved $11.7M FEMA COVID-19 Vaccination Grant application (unanimous)
• Approved resolution condemning racism against Asian-Americans and Pacific Islanders (unanimous)
• Introduced ordinance to remove sunset on sales tax for education, affordable housing (public hearing set for 4/20/21)
• Deleted items 88 and 89 (HOME/AAHTF and ESG fund allocations) from agenda

Special Meeting

The Board received a detailed report on the Fiscal Year 2022 General Fund budget, including revenue projections of $1.516 billion and a 17.9% revenue growth forecast. The Board then voted unanimously to direct staff to file the tentative budget. The report also covered budget priorities like restoring employee concessions and unfunded items such as the Detention Center's structural deficit.

• Approved motion to direct staff to file the tentative FY2022 budget (unanimous vote)

Zoning Workshop

This zoning workshop includes a presentation and discussion regarding the land use application process. The meeting also provides an opportunity for general public comments.

• Presentation and discussion of the land use application process

Clark County Zoning Commission

The commission will consider holdover use permits and design reviews for a proposed monorail project. The agenda also includes requests for zone changes, street abandonments, and new residential lot maps in Enterprise, Spring Valley, and Moapa Valley.

• Monorail design review and use permits for Circus Circus LV, LLC
• 96-lot single-family residential tentative map by Gameday LLC in Enterprise
• Zone change for a distribution center by ACHC, LLC in Spring Valley
• Use permit extension for mixed-use development by Buffalo Las Vegas Land, LLC
• Townhouse development and zone change by Maule Grand Canyon, LLC

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved several development applications, including a zone change for a distribution center, a townhouse development, and a residential subdivision, all with conditions. Several items were held to future dates, and the commission introduced an ordinance for a development agreement.

• Approved use permit extension for Buffalo Las Vegas Land mixed-use development (7-0)
• Approved vacation of Monroe Avenue right-of-way for A&M Structuring (7-0)
• Approved waiver of development standards for A&M Structuring (7-0)
• Approved waivers of conditions for Gameday LLC residential development (7-0)
• Approved tentative map for 96-lot Gameday LLC subdivision (7-0)
• Approved zone change for ACHC LLC distribution center (7-0)
• Approved zone change, use permit, and tentative map for Maule Grand Canyon townhouses (7-0)
• Approved zone change for RV storage facility (7-0)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including design reviews for a monorail project and a resort hotel. The agenda also includes requests to vacate easements and approve residential or commercial subdivisions.

• Design review for a monorail on approximately 46 acres (Circus Circus LV, LLC)
• Use permits for a resort hotel with casino and entertainment uses (5051 SLV, LLC)
• Use permit for a health club on 10.2 acres (CY & RI Heritage Inn Palmdale)
• Design review for a communication tower in Enterprise (Afridi Romman Khan)
• Vacating and abandoning easements in Enterprise (Skid Holdings, LLC)

The Clark County Planning Commission approved the agenda with several items withdrawn or held, and approved the February 2, 2021 minutes. The commission approved all routine action items (items #4-17) with staff recommendations, except items #4 and #5 (Circus Circus and Claudine Propco monorail permits) which were held until April 20, 2021, and items #10 and #11 which were withdrawn. Non-routine items #18-23 were held until April 6 or May 4, 2021, as requested by applicants. The meeting adjourned at 7:55 p.m.

• Approved the agenda with changes: items #10 and #11 withdrawn, items #18, #19, #21, #22 held to 04/06/21, item #23 held to 05/04/21.
• Approved the February 2, 2021 regular meeting minutes as submitted.
• Approved routine action items #4-17, including use permits, vacations, tentative maps, and a plan amendment, with conditions.
• Held items #4 and #5 (Circus Circus and Claudine Propco monorail permits) until April 20, 2021.
• Approved use permit for health club (UC-21-0031) with conditions.
• Approved vacation of easements (VS-21-0030) and right-of-way (VS-21-0040) with conditions.
• Approved tentative map (TM-21-500010) for commercial subdivision with conditions.
• Approved waiver of development standards (WS-20-0584) for residential addition with conditions.

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission is holding a briefing meeting to receive staff presentations and discuss administrative items. This agenda contains only procedural topics.

• No specific projects or ordinances are listed on this briefing agenda.

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on March 16, 2021, to discuss agenda items and administrative matters. No formal decisions were made; the meeting was procedural, with staff presentations and a note about potential consultant attendance at a future meeting. The meeting adjourned after 10 minutes.

• No substantive decisions were made during the briefing

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review several items related to social services and public works. This includes decisions on affordable housing development funds and CARES Act rental assistance. The agenda also covers various engineering contracts and airport lease agreements.

• $20,000,000 in CARES Act funding for rental assistance
• $15,250,000 in bond funding for Ovation Development affordable housing
• $30,000 grant for West Las Vegas Arts Center summer camp
• Lease agreement for a medical clinic at McCarran International Airport
• Engineering services contract for Russell Road and Hacienda Avenue reconstruction

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a resolution to reduce development fees for affordable housing projects, with reductions of 50% for units targeting 61-80% of Area Median Income and 75% for units at 60% AMI or below. The board also adopted an ordinance authorizing up to $100 million in highway revenue bonds, approved $15.25 million in bond cap funding and $1.4 million in HOME funds for the Ovation affordable housing development, and accepted multiple HUD grants for homeless services. All votes were unanimous.

• Adopted Resolution R-3-16-21-4 reducing development fees for affordable housing (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4851 authorizing $100M highway revenue bonds (unanimous)
• Approved $15.25M bond cap and $1.4M HOME funds for Ovation affordable housing (unanimous)
• Approved amended resolution for Catholic Charities affordable housing trust funds (unanimous)
• Approved $20M CARES Act rental assistance amendment (unanimous)
• Accepted HUD grant renewals for homeless supportive housing programs (unanimous)
• Approved $1.97M reallocation for CCDC South Tower fire systems (unanimous)
• Approved $180,600 opioid response grant for Justice Court program (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission is reviewing various land use applications, including cannabis establishments and residential developments. The agenda includes requests for zone changes in Whitney, Enterprise, and Moapa.

• Zone change for multi-family residential development in Whitney
• Use permits for cannabis cultivation and production facilities in Paradise
• Zone change for an office/warehouse facility in Enterprise
• Design review for a recreational facility in Sloan
• Use permit for equipment sales and rental in Sunrise Manor

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a series of land use applications, including use permits for cannabis establishments, zone changes for residential developments, and waivers of development standards. Several items were held to future meetings, including a school design review and a proposed monorail system. All votes were unanimous (7-0) unless otherwise noted.

• Approved use permits for Young Brothers Ltd (Dig This Las Vegas) recreational facility and training center (7-0)
• Approved use permits for cannabis retail store (Polis Brothers LLC) and cultivation/production facilities (3950, LLC) (7-0)
• Approved zone change and tentative map for 209-lot residential subdivision (LH Ventures/D.R. Horton) (7-0)
• Approved zone change and tentative map for 156-lot townhome development (County of Clark/Aviation) (7-0)
• Approved zone change and tentative map for 185-lot residential subdivision (Frias Trust/Richmond American Homes) (7-0)
• Held Moapa Pioneers 1919 Trust zone change to no date certain (7-0)
• Held DFFO LLC/Taylor Morrison zone change, vacation, and tentative map to March 17, 2021 (6-0, Ross Miller absent)
• Deleted 15 agenda items, including school design review and monorail applications, per applicant requests

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is reviewing several land use applications, including a zone change for new residential development in Enterprise. The agenda also includes requests for monorail use permits and various commercial permits for restaurants and vehicle services.

• Zone change from C-2 to R-3 for single family residential development in Southern Highlands
• Tentative map for 79 single family residential lots in Southern Highlands
• Holdover use permits for a monorail system involving Circus Circus LV, LLC
• Use permit for a vehicle paint/body shop on Abels Lane in Sunrise Manor
• Use permit for a fast food restaurant with drive-thru near Tropicana and Nellis

The Clark County Planning Commission approved 11 routine and non-routine land-use applications, including a church use permit, a vehicle paint/body shop, and several alcohol service permits, all with conditions. Seven items were held to future dates at the applicants' request, including a Circus Circus monorail project and a Southern Highlands residential development. The agenda and prior meeting minutes were also approved unanimously.

• Approved agenda with 7 items held to March 16 or April 20, 2021
• Approved minutes for January 19, 2021 and briefing meetings
• Approved Church First Congregational use permit extension and design review
• Approved Georgino restaurant expansion with alcohol service
• Approved BDG II vehicle paint/body shop with conditions
• Approved RNI-NV tavern alcohol permit
• Approved Chan vehicle repair use permit
• Approved Trop Nellis fast food restaurant with drive-thru

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

This meeting is a briefing for the Clark County Planning Commission. The agenda includes staff presentations and discussions regarding upcoming ordinances and administrative items.

• Staff presentations on agenda items
• Discussion of new or upcoming ordinances
• Discussion of administrative items

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on March 2, 2021, to receive staff presentations on agenda items and discuss administrative matters. No votes or formal decisions were taken; the meeting was procedural and adjourned after about seven minutes.

• No formal decisions or votes were recorded during the briefing

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners will review several contract awards for road improvements and plumbing supplies. The agenda includes interlocal agreements with the Regional Transportation Commission for various traffic and trail projects. The board will also consider a franchise application for Valley Electric Association and legal settlement approvals.

• Roadwork contract awards for Las Vegas Boulevard and Jones Boulevard
• Bid award for Craig Road Storm Drain construction
• Public hearing for Valley Electric Association franchise application
• Approval of the County's share of the DeMarlo Berry v. LVMPD settlement
• Property dedication for drainage at Duck Creek Drainage Channel

Clark County Zoning Commission

The commission will consider several development applications, including a proposed monorail system and a zoo facility. The meeting also includes discussions on new regulations for cannabis distributors and various rezoning requests. These items involve residential and commercial projects across Enterprise, Paradise, and Winchester.

• Design review for a monorail (people mover) system in Paradise and Winchester
• Use permits for a recreational facility (zoo) in Enterprise
• Ordinance to add regulations for a cannabis distributor
• Amended zone change for a shopping center on Las Vegas Boulevard South
• Design review for a restaurant with drive-thru service on Blue Diamond Road

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a new ordinance adding regulations for Cannabis Distributors to the Unified Development Code, along with several zoning changes, use permits, and design reviews. All votes were unanimous (7-0). Several items were deleted from the agenda, including a monorail project by The Boring Company, which was held to March 3, 2021.

• Adopted Ordinance No. 4850 adding Cannabis Distributor regulations (7-0)
• Approved design review for A & A LLC restaurant with drive-thru on Blue Diamond Road (7-0)
• Approved use permit and waivers for Pride Las Vegas zoo on Bermuda Road (7-0)
• Approved zone change for Farai III from C-2 to R-U on Papago Street (7-0)
• Approved amended zone change for Riverview LVB on Las Vegas Boulevard South (7-0)
• Approved use permit and design review for Durango Health Center medical office (7-0)
• Approved appeal for Bonnie Horsley's Conex boxes with conditions (7-0)
• Approved moratorium on Land Use Plan updates until March 18, 2022 (7-0)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board directed staff to submit a request to the FAA to rename McCarran International Airport to Harry Reid International Airport, with all costs paid by private contributions. The Board also approved the Sustainability and Climate Action Plan, adopted an ordinance updating bicycle rules, and approved numerous contracts and agreements. Items 37 and 45 were held until March 2, 2021.

• Approved request to rename McCarran Airport to Harry Reid International Airport (7-0)
• Approved Sustainability and Climate Action Plan (7-0)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4847 updating bicycle rules (7-0)
• Approved $241,318 CDBG interlocal agreement with Boulder City (7-0)
• Approved $476,193 CDBG MOU for Parkdale Park and Pool Renovation (7-0)
• Approved up to $1,000,000 for UNLV bleachers (7-0)
• Approved FY2022 Metro funding apportionment plan (7-0)
• Held Items 37 and 45 until March 2, 2021

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing meeting on February 16, 2021, receiving a staff presentation on agenda items and discussing administrative matters. No ordinances were discussed, and no public comments were made. The meeting was procedural only, with no votes or decisions taken.

• Received staff presentation on February 16, 2021 agenda items
• Noted no new or upcoming ordinances
• Advised that future briefing meetings will be officially recorded and that this was the last virtual meeting

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including a monorail system and a resort hotel expansion. The agenda also includes requests for zone changes to allow residential developments and the vacation of various county easements. Some proposed items are scheduled for final action by the Board of County Commissioners.

• Design review for a monorail system between Sahara Avenue and Russell Road
• Holdover use permits for a resort hotel expansion in Paradise
• Zone change for residential development in Southern Highlands
• Use permit for a school and daycare facility in Paradise
• Proposed vehicle storage facility in the CMA Design Overlay District

The Clark County Planning Commission approved the agenda with six items held to future dates, approved the routine action items (items #4, #7-#13) unanimously, and denied the use permit application by Mercy M. Abraham (item #15) unanimously. Several other applications were approved with conditions, including a school at Capstone Christian Academy and a zone change for an off-highway vehicle storage facility. Six items were held until March 2021 per applicant requests.

• Approved agenda with 6 items held to March 2021 (unanimous)
• Approved routine action items #4, #7-#13 (unanimous; Kirk abstained on #12)
• Denied Mercy M. Abraham use permits for accessory structures (unanimous)
• Approved Capstone Christian Academy school use permit (unanimous)
• Approved Southwest Marketplace supper club use permits (unanimous)
• Approved Prime Building & Development reduced setback waiver (unanimous)
• Approved MBL Schirlls office/warehouse design review; waiver denied (unanimous)
• Approved Mohammadi zone change to C-2 for vehicle storage (unanimous)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a consent agenda covering contracts, grants, and administrative items, and made two key appointments to fill legislative vacancies. Fabian Donate was appointed to the Nevada State Senate District 10 seat, and Tracy Marie Brown-May was appointed to the Nevada Assembly District 42 seat, both for terms expiring at the next regular election. The board also received reports on the I-15/Tropicana project and discussed tenant right-to-counsel and predator hunt resolutions without taking action.

• Appointed Fabian Donate to Nevada State Senate District 10 vacancy (unanimous)
• Appointed Tracy Marie Brown-May to Nevada Assembly District 42 vacancy (unanimous)
• Approved $800,000 CDBG allocation to Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth for OVO Center (unanimous)
• Approved revocable license agreement with The Boring Company for underground tunnel transit (unanimous)
• Approved FY2020 audit report with unmodified opinion (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda items including contracts, grants, and resolutions (unanimous)

Clark County Zoning Commission

The Clark County Zoning Commission approved a modified sign plan for Resorts World Las Vegas, allowing increased freestanding, wall, and animated sign areas. The board also approved several residential and commercial projects, including zone changes, design reviews, and tentative maps, and adopted development agreements for subdivisions. Items 19, 20, 21, and 29 were deleted from the agenda, with three held to February 3, 2021.

• Approved Resorts World Las Vegas sign plan modifications (7-0)
• Approved Decatur & Sunset restaurant with drive-thru design review (7-0)
• Approved Avendano's increased finished grade design review (unanimous)
• Approved use permits for massage establishments at 8480 Desert Inn and Tropren (unanimous)
• Approved MFE Inc. use permit extension and design reviews (unanimous)
• Approved Veneto Paradise third extension of time with FAA height limit (7-0)
• Adopted development agreements for Greystone Nevada, CFT Lands, and ASJ Companies (unanimous)
• Approved LH Ventures zone change, tentative map, and easement vacation for 44-lot subdivision (6-0, Ross Miller absent)

Clark County Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners and several related boards will review various contracts and funding agreements. This includes regional homelessness initiatives, roadwork on Rainbow Boulevard, and airport lease amendments. The meeting also addresses budget reallocations for park projects.

• $673,263 settlement for land acquisition for the Jim McGaughey Detention Basin project
• Roadwork contract for Rainbow Boulevard from Landberg Avenue to Gary Avenue
• Interlocal agreements for regional homelessness funding totaling over $370,000
• Reallocation of funds for the Sunset Park Tennis Court Replacement project
• Extension of the NV Energy electrical system franchise agreement

The Clark County Board of Commissioners approved a $59,285,987 subaward grant from the State of Nevada for child welfare services and reallocated available Coronavirus Relief Funds. The board also approved several contracts, including a road construction bid to Las Vegas Paving Corporation, and adopted ordinances related to airport fees and a temporary cap on third-party food delivery fees. All votes were unanimous except the COVID fund reallocation, which passed 6-0 with Commissioner Ross Miller absent.

• Approved $59,285,987 child welfare subaward grant from State of Nevada (unanimous)
• Reallocated available Coronavirus Relief Funds (6-0, Miller absent)
• Approved Rainbow Boulevard road construction bid to Las Vegas Paving Corporation (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4840 amending McCarran International Airport fees (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance No. 4841 extending temporary cap on third-party food delivery fees (unanimous)
• Approved $673,263 settlement for right-of-way acquisition for Jim McGaughey Detention Basin project (unanimous)
• Approved $10,282.05 county share for regional homeless census interlocal agreement (unanimous)
• Approved $268,541.55 county share for regional emergency shelter interlocal agreement (unanimous)

Clark County Planning Commission

The Clark County Planning Commission is considering several land use applications, including large-scale residential and commercial projects. The agenda includes tentative maps for hundreds of new condominium units and a proposed charter school site. Other items involve use permits for restaurants and small business studios.

• Tentative map for 386 condominium units at Bermuda Road and Serene Avenue
• Zone change for a proposed charter school site near Tenaya Way and Agate Avenue
• Proposed shopping center in the Mountain’s Edge Master Planned Community
• Use permit for a restaurant with drive-thru on Paradise Road
• Use permit for a permanent make-up studio at Howard Hughes Parkway and Hughes Center Drive

Clark County Planning Commission Briefing

The Clark County Planning Commission held a briefing session on January 19, 2021, where staff presented agenda items for the upcoming meeting. No new ordinances or administrative items were discussed, and no public comments were made. The meeting was adjourned after 12 minutes with no substantive decisions taken.

• Received staff presentation on January 19, 2021 agenda items
• No new or upcoming ordinances discussed
• No administrative items discussed
• No public comments received